2023 Underground Art Market Report
For 18 hours on a rainy Sunday this Halloween weekend, the Metropolitan Opera House was visited by the ghost of Malcolm X. Words made famous by the Black nationalist leader and civil rights figure in his classic autobiography, dictated to Alex Haley and posthumously published …
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A Las Vegas art appraiser has been charged in federal court with helping a controversial restaurateur and a New Orleans police officer carry out a scheme to soak an insurance company over an art heist that never happened. Michael Schofield faces a count of misprision …
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The Indigenous ancestral land of Murujuga in Western Australia is home to the world’s oldest and largest collection of petroglyphs, which will be partially destroyed by the country’s biggest fossil fuel project, the Burrup Hub, owned by Woodside Energy. As the company argues more gas …
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The programs range from cutting-edge performing arts commissions to rocket launches, and from participatory art projects and action-centered discussions to a free outdoor art and science family festival—all on the theme of Art & Science Collide. Starting in September 2024 and continuing for five months, …
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The programs range from cutting-edge performing arts commissions to rocket launches, and from participatory art projects and action-centered discussions to a free outdoor art and science family festival—all on the theme of Art & Science Collide. Starting in September 2024 and continuing for five months, …
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The programs range from cutting-edge performing arts commissions to rocket launches, and from participatory art projects and action-centered discussions to a free outdoor art and science family festival—all on the theme of Art & Science Collide. Starting in September 2024 and continuing for five months, …
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Despite limited success, Dr. Michael R. Hayden has spent more than a decade patiently searching for the looted silver Judaica stolen from his grandparents, who were killed by the Nazis. His day began at 6 a.m. with a call to Amsterdam from his office in …
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Despite limited success, Dr. Michael R. Hayden has spent more than a decade patiently searching for the looted silver Judaica stolen from his grandparents, who were killed by the Nazis. His day began at 6 a.m. with a call to Amsterdam from his office in …
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In 2000, American artist Julie Green (1961-2021) conceived a monumental, open-ended project entitled The Last Supper. Green, who was a professor at Oregon State University in Corvallis, set out to paint the last meal requests of death row inmates on second-hand ceramic plates, using cobalt blue mineral paint. …
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WE DROVE THREE HOURS from Los Angeles to the remote desert at the edge of California and made our way through the maze of gates and checkpoints to our classroom in a state prison. The students were going to present their final projects for our …
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